On 2011-10-24 18:58 Peter Saint-Andre said:
I've used it for various meetings (e.g., W3C/IETF coordination calls)
and it's super. I've suggested to the tools team that they look into
installing an instance.
Etherpad has now been installed on one of the tools servers, and a link
to a notes document has been set up for all WGs with an agenda for the
current meeting on the 'minutes' page for each WG. The document is also
visible in an embedded frame as long as no official minutes has been
submitted.
Have a look at the minutes page for CLUE, for instance:
http://tools.ietf.org/wg/clue/minutes
Best regards,
Henrik
On 10/24/11 10:56 AM, Spencer Dawkins wrote:
We've come a long way.
That would make sense to me.
Spencer
It was obvious to me at that time (but I was wrong) that I should be
continuing to take notes in the jabber room, so people had the chance to
correct things I wasn't getting right, but the volume of my notes
swamped the ability of anyone else to use the jabber room for
discussion, asking questions, raising hands ...
IMHO, something like Etherpad is better than a chatroom for
collaborative note-taking.
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